Roaring Rabbit Gastropub

Roaring Rabbit Gastropub

Palm Jumeirah

Roaring Rabbit Gastropub is a modern British gastropub in Palm Jumeirah with a lively, storybook-inspired setting. Reviews highlight its Sunday roast packages, hearty dishes such as oxtail, and family-friendly entertainment including billiards and darts.

Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
107 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Sunday Roast

Sunday roast packages are repeatedly described as delicious and good value.

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Family Friendly

The kids menu and activities let families settle in without a strict time limit.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Sunday Quiz. For a more entertainment-led evening, the Sunday quiz starts at 7pm according to a review.

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Bring Kids. Families can stay for longer sessions; one review specifically noted no time restriction for children.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Road Palm - Plot no. PJCR39 East Crescent
The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Slow Service

One diner reported slow service, with dishes arriving separately and repeated reminders needed.

Small Portions

A family review found the roasted chicken and sides too small, especially for four people.

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The Bottom Line

Roaring Rabbit is a modern British gastropub in Palm Jumeirah with a lively, quirky setting and both dining and entertainment built into the experience. You can order British comfort food such as oxtail, Sunday roast, fish and chips, or steak and oyster pie, then settle in for billiards, darts or live sports. Signature cocktails are another recurring highlight.

Sunday lunch is one of the clearest reasons to visit. Reviews describe the roast packages as good value, while the Reset Sunday lunch includes children’s activities such as painting, darts, Jenga and face painting. That makes the venue unusually practical for families who want adults to eat without constantly entertaining younger guests.

The atmosphere ranges from relaxed outdoor seating overlooking the pool to busier brunches with a DJ and substantial entertainment. Service is often described as attentive, and one review says the team handled a child’s food allergies well. Still, allow time to find the venue inside a hotel, and keep expectations measured: one diner reported slow service and portions too small for a family of four.

A summer prix fixe dinner was reported at 150 AED for three courses, though this is a past customer price rather than a current menu quote.

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